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It's important that we don't edit the timeline, and it's also important that what we make Slow TV about is something that we all can relate to, that the viewer can relate to, and that somehow has a root in our culture.
An angry viewer put his two screens together and snapped that picture, and that one too went viral, and since then, people call Turkish media the penguin media.
So I'm creating a piece that the viewer is completing themselves.
Today, the action takes place in a distant time and place, which gives the viewer a sense of detachment from what's happening, a sense of separation.
It's this importance of stepping from being just a viewer into experimenter.
The discs were photographed to produced animated movies that allow a viewer to travel up and down the skeleton, and into the flesh, and through the bones, and the veins, and, perhaps I should have suggested you don't watch this during dinner, my bad.
With me, as a viewer, there is a specific brain pattern in my brain when I watch it.
It's more of a choreography of the viewer's attention.
But apart from having one meaning, silence becomes a blank canvas upon which the viewer is invited to the paint their own thoughts.
And I think there's a point between simplicity and ambiguity which can allow a viewer to perhaps take something from it.
[This talk contains graphic language and descriptions of sexual violence Viewer discretion is advised] Tom Stranger: In 1996, when I was 18 years old, I had the golden opportunity to go on an international exchange program.
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It is of the viewer.
It gives the viewer and the reader a chance to relive the excitement he or she had when they were young.
If you get the right origin, like, for example, Spiderman being bitten by a radioactive spider, at least, then the viewer has something to hold on to and to say, "Well, it might have happened, now I'll enjoy it."
So what I'm trying to say is, let your imagination flow freely, but always base what happens on some sort of provable fact so that the reader or the viewer will go along with it and enjoy it as much as you enjoy writing it.
They did all these things to redesign their entire viewer experience, to really encourage binge-watching.
Using Sketchfab's online viewer, we can show that we have reconstructed three parts of the exterior of the tomb, but we also have photos of the inside, so we're beginning to create a reconstruction of the wall and the ceiling.
So with the help of Rob Chandler and Will Cookson, we developed a website that enables the viewer to immerse themselves into the full four-gigabyte files, and they can explore all that microscopic detail.
And this is what a photograph taps into when it makes its own powerful connection to a viewer.
And by telling the story from their perspective, Austen tricks the viewer into believing their heroine knows best– only to pull the rug out from under the protagonist and the reader.
This is a projection that can see the viewer as the viewer walks by.
From the coffin-like confines of her window, her arm guides the viewer back into the fray, to perhaps the most controversial symbols of all– two ghostly animals caught in the destruction.
I like the fact that the viewer can never make the assumption about what's real and what's fake.
June Cohen: Olé! (Applause) [This talk contains graphic language Viewer discretion is advised] So, this is the first and the last slide each of my 6,400 students over the last 15 years has seen.
It formalized an informal practice that we've had for a really long time: don't just think about the subject matter; think also about, and in fact, primarily about, the job that your content is doing for the reader or the viewer.
But there are multiple truths attached to every image, depending on the creator's intention, the viewer and the context in which it is presented.
Everybody now considers themselves a creator, and not just a viewer.
Here, they invite the viewer to analyze a crime looking at evidence and clues embedded in five narratives on these five different screens, in which the city itself may have been the culprit.
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